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Monday, September 21, 2015

Gallup Poll Reveals Most Americans Think The Government Is Corrupt

Barack Obama

A newly released Gallup poll survey made public a few days
ago, reveals a whopping 75% of
Americans are of the belief the U.S. government is corrupt
(which is what the Judiciary Report has been stating click here). And
not only that, most Americans believe the government corruption
is widespread. This is also true. It is so alarming and
disturbing how easy it is for the rich to corrupt the government
from the bottom to the top. There have been so many injustices written about
in the press and online in the blogosphere that it is no surprise that the public
would come to this sad, logical and truthful conclusion.

The country cannot continue along this corrupt path without
collapsing in ruins. The nation is headed for complete disaster
if it does not stop. If the government continues to drag the
nation down this dark, treacherous alley of corruption to
benefit the rich, the
nation will sink in the world to unprecedented, shocking lows. It's time
to clean up the corruption and focus on doing what is right for
everyone, not just the wealthiest people in the nation. America
cannot survive or thrive without the working class. To abuse,
mistreat and deny the rights of the working class, in favor of
corruption to please the rich, is to destroy the very foundation of
the country. I cannot emphasize it enough - stop the corruption.
You are destroying the country.

STORY SOURCE

75% in U.S. See Widespread
Government Corruption

September 19, 2015 - WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Three in four
Americans (75%) last year perceived corruption as widespread in
the country's government. This figure is up from two in three in
2007 (67%) and 2009 (66%). Is corruption widespread throughout
the government in this country, or not?
While the numbers have fluctuated slightly since 2007, the
trend has been largely stable since 2010.

However, the
percentage of U.S. adults who see corruption as pervasive has
never been less than a majority in the past decade, which has
had no shortage of controversies from the U.S. Justice
Department's firings of U.S. attorneys to the IRS scandal...